Aussie Gets Into Pickle With Spam. There once was a man from Perth, whose inbox was adding some girth. He complained and was sued and the next thing he knew, his life became absent of mirth. Kim Griggs reports from Wellington, New Zealand. [Wired News]
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Apple: Top 10 Reasons to switch to a Mac [Adam Curry: Adam Curry's Weblog]
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Aussen Weblog, innen Geschmack [Industrial Technology & Witchcraft (IT&W)]
Mmmh ein Kochblog
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WebStandards.org to Relaunch. The Web Standards Project relaunches this week with a new mission, new members, and a new attitude. Having convinced the browser and authoring tool makers to adopt standards, they turn their pointy stingers towards web designers and developers. We talked to Jeffrey Zeldman about the new WaSP 2. By Andy King. 0610 [WebReference News]
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Douglas Adams. "He felt that his whole life was some kind of dream and he sometimes wondered whose it was and whether they were enjoying it." [Quotes of the Day]
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My Apple Commercial. This is the first and probably the last time I'll ever be on a national TV commercial, so I am going to toot my horn. Here's a Quicktime of a TV commercial for Apple that I did. Link Discuss
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Apple rolls out Webmail Beta II. MacCentral notes that Apple has introduces Webmail Beta II, a redesign of the Webmail capabilities that are a new part of the iTools suite that is available to any Mac user. If you need a Web interface for your email when you are on the road, this may be another option.

I cannot stress enough though, don't rely on free email services for critical mail. Free email is worth what you pay for it... [Mac Net Journal]

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